Abstract
Daily and annual activity cycles, reproductive potential, population dynamics and social relationships of the turtle Clemmys guttata in southeastern Pennsylvania are presented with observations on food, feeding, movements, predation, parasites, algal relationships and shell abnormalities. Comparisons are made with Chrysemys picta, the other populous turtle in the study area.
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